Nixon admits wrongdoing in Frost interview
Richard Nixon confessed he lied about Watergate and made many blunders while insisting he did not commit crimes. He said he let down the country, vowed he would not grovel, and called his political life over as NBC aired his four part television discussion with David Frost.
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Wallace calls Nixon Frost interview a remarkable document
CBS journalist Mike Wallace praised the Nixon Frost interview as a remarkable document and defended paid interviews as justifiable. He called Nixon a tragic fellow and said the former president admitted guilt in Watergate by saying he impeached himself, while noting the tapes might have been burned if circumstances had changed.
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Carter Heads to Europe for Economic Summit and Meetings
President Carter prepares for a six day European swing covering an international economic talks in London and related NATO and Berlin talks. He will meet leaders including Giscard dEstaing Schmidt and Andriotti, with Vance and Blumenthal in tow.
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Ohio House OKs 11.7 billion two year state budget
In Columbus Democrats rejected Republican amendments to curb spending as the Ohio House approved an 11.7 billion two year budget to fund state government starting July 1. The vote followed hours of floor debate and a heated clash over an amendment to cut the legislature’s own budget.
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Ohio House OKs Budget Bill With Higher Education Loans Increase
The House approved a conference committee report by 69 to 26 to boost guarantees for the Ohio College Student Loan Program from 90 to 100 percent and sent the measure to the governor. The Senate backed it 32 to 0 on April 7, while disputes over interim state deposits lingered.
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Nixon Answers Few Questions in Washington
Nixon’s Wednesday night appearance stirred questions in courts, Congress. the event failed to resolve issues. Also in brief: bids opened for West Union Street SECEMS station at about 80 thousand dollars. Ohio University and five others join a cooperative program to aid part time adult students. Hamden moves toward its own volunteer emergency squad. Partly cloudy with 30 percent to 40 percent rain chances. highs near 80, turning cooler Friday.
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Wholesale Prices Rise for Third Straight Month
The April wholesale price index climbed 1.1 percent, matching March and following a 0.9 percent February jump. Farm prices led gains with a 3.4 percent rise, while processed foods and feeds rose 2.5 percent. Industrial commodities increased 0.6 percent.
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UCSF isolates human growth hormone gene in placenta signal
UCSF researchers isolated and analyzed the gene directing lactogen production in humans. The team hopes to eventually engineer bacteria to synthesize growth hormone for treating dwarfism and genetic defects, noting the work is early and the goal years away.
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